Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-15
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sEKIols ARRAY IN WHICH ROBERT h'CREARY
WAS INVOLVED.

A dispatch from Richmond, KY says Robert
McCreary shot and wounded, seriously, perhaps,
VIM schilnng, on the streets there Friday night.
McCreary and a companion named Clelland went
Into the confectionery OF H. Zieman, step-father
OF Schilling. and one or the other or both pro-
ceeded 10 annoy the occupants by pushing things
around sch!lling became offended and ordered
,nsin out q the house They LEFT, but were fol-
IN his hand When two or three doors from Ze-
mans, report says Schilling struck McCreary
with the knife, striking his hand McCreary shot
him with a 3s CALDER revolver Schilliny's Wound
was II the side below the heart entering In front
and coming out under the arm near the elbow. He
VIII probably recover. McCreary Is a son of Rem
resentatiVe McCreary, and this Is his rst trouble
SAYS CLERGYMAN DECEIVED HER.-Mrs. Emma
L Hudson. whose numerous confidence Operations
have made her well known 10 the police and VINO
attempted suicide a snort time ago was arraigned
In the General sessions in New York yesterdsy on
a charge OF grand larceny. she purchased dry
goods at several large stores. gave the names OF
and disappeared with the goods. Her counsel
claimed that she was insane. He said that She
ssier 6c 20 wdaT naiicsd iam,iy and
Boston, where she was deceived by a clergyman.
This droye her TO the use Of morphine and affected
plea Of petit larceny was finally accepted, and
she viii DC sentenced next Friday.
SUICIDE OF MAINLAND BoY.-A special from
East Newmarket Nd, 70 the Baltimore american
says: Charley p. the tnlrteen-year-old SON OF
II.
Ted suicide by eating Paris green sunday night.
IL Is supposed that he ate about one-quarter OF q
pound OF the poison, which was In box concealed
over the caves In the upper story or the house.
and could not be reached by the boy only with
Considerable difficulty. The boy had repeatedly
said when angry that he would kill himself, cut
his hands on, or commit some such act. No cause
can be attributed for his act except that he had
some diffculty with one OF his schOolmates last
week, ami that he was accused OF misdemeanor by
a neighbOr, for which his father threatened TO
punish him He oostinately refused 10 take any
nstorative. and seemed 20 suner no pain. He was
conscious until within an hour OF bis death
"A JUDGMENT AGAINST GUzNAN BIASco.-Judge
xIesunlan In New YORK yesterday gave judgment
~ uelaQit, against Gusman Blanco president OF
y s1S 1870, In suit brought BY George wilson:
.s.Sanooer In the Manoa Co. IL was alleged
teat blanco consplred and secured the revocation
=. grant OF 100000 acres OF land made 70
SyIOuuS =. fitzgerald, 10 hold for ninety mime
Years Fitzgerald and the Manoa Co. had posses
SOD Nnen sne grant was revoked In lSS6 The
aaount ~ tLe Judgment will be nxed by o Jury.
Wilson asked Tor s2,ls4,OO0.
created IN Wtlkesbarre, Pa. YESTERDAY affernooD
py an application from VIM KNEE ana wire and
otners interested for a mandamus frnm the court.
low In session, 10 compel the susouehanna Coal
Sompany 10 produce the bodies OF tWenty-slx
A.lnsfs " no we're buried IN No slope OF that CON-
49,. a. Nantcoke On 18th OF December 1855, and
$500, SVss ar stii entombed In the pit III the
Sooft should grant the request on me pesfffoners
The expense 70 the company wouid resrh ma re-
OF million dollars The result N The r,ocSsT.isars
VII De ~atehed with great nterpsf nv ~, sss.,ss
interested In coal mining W an pefsons